NSG 6435 COMPREHENSIVE ADVANCED
NURSING PRACTICE ASSESSMENT 2026
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
◉ febrile seizures
Answer: caused by rapid rise in temp
occurs in 2-5% of all children
peak incidence- 1-3 years
majority tonic-clonic
most last less than 5 minutes
R/O MENINGITIS
LP indications: signs of meningitis, 6-12 months
◉ febrile seizure treatment
Answer: manage airway
lorazepam iv if indicated
control fever
look for source of fever
◉ Partial-focal origin, one hemisphere
Answer: simple partial
, complex partial
◉ generalized bilateral- involves both hemispheres
Answer: absence
grand mal (clonic-tonic)
myoclonic
clonic
tonic
atonic
◉ epilepsy triggers
Answer: chemicals, foods, sleep deprivation, stress, flashing lights,
menses, meds (BCPs)
◉ Headahces
Answer: common, school aged/adolescent
more in girls
tension (most common in adolescents)
sinus
migraines (fam hx)
◉ Headache triggers
NURSING PRACTICE ASSESSMENT 2026
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
◉ febrile seizures
Answer: caused by rapid rise in temp
occurs in 2-5% of all children
peak incidence- 1-3 years
majority tonic-clonic
most last less than 5 minutes
R/O MENINGITIS
LP indications: signs of meningitis, 6-12 months
◉ febrile seizure treatment
Answer: manage airway
lorazepam iv if indicated
control fever
look for source of fever
◉ Partial-focal origin, one hemisphere
Answer: simple partial
, complex partial
◉ generalized bilateral- involves both hemispheres
Answer: absence
grand mal (clonic-tonic)
myoclonic
clonic
tonic
atonic
◉ epilepsy triggers
Answer: chemicals, foods, sleep deprivation, stress, flashing lights,
menses, meds (BCPs)
◉ Headahces
Answer: common, school aged/adolescent
more in girls
tension (most common in adolescents)
sinus
migraines (fam hx)
◉ Headache triggers
